GREENFAULDS HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER
June 2015 GREENFAULDS HIGH SCHOOL
LETTER TO PARENTS As always the month of June marks a busy end to the school session. Of particular significance at this time are our recent Annual Awards Ceremonies, where we recognised the efforts and achievements across S4 – S6 at our Senior Ceremony and S1 – S3 at the Junior Ceremony. Both ceremonies were very successful and our Guest speakers at the two events shared a common heritage and career path in that they both were brought up in the Greenfaulds area and have progressed to significant positions in the use of satellite technology. Mr Craig Clark, Chief Executive Officer at Clyde Space Ltd presented the awards at our Senior Ceremony where the highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the presentation of our Dux Awards to twins Megan and Cameron McFarlane. Dr Hina Bacai, University of Strathclyde, fulfilled the same role at the Junior Ceremony, where our Junior Dux Awards were presented to S3 pupils – Kirsten Wylie for the girls and two boys shared the award – Harrison McCracken and Adam Watson. A full list of the over 200 young people who gained awards at the two ceremonies can be found later in this newsletter. Sandwiched between our two Awards Ceremonies was our Sixth Year Graduation and Prom which gave us the opportunity to celebrate their contributions to the school and extend best wishes for their future. After a very busy but enjoyable Graduation Ceremony in the school, pupils rushed out to hair stylists and to finalise evening outfits that would replace their last wearing of school uniforms. The Hilton Hotel was a fitting venue to showcase a range of glamorous attire and a great evening was had by all. The perfect way to end six years in Greenfaulds High. Our school show this session was the very appropriately titled, High School Musical, with a large cast putting on three excellent performances. All of the participants clearly enjoyed being involved and as in previous years it was nice to welcome back former pupils who volunteered to assist with this year’s production. Pupils in our associated Primary Schools were treated to a sneak preview of excerpts from High School Musical as well as a range of other musical presentations during the ‘World Tour of Cumbernauld’ by our Performing Arts colleagues. This took place shortly after
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LETTER TO PARENTS CONTINUED the two day visit of our incoming First Year pupils from the Primaries. The next generation of Greenfaulds High pupils impressed us with their enthusiasm, positive attitude and eagerness to learn. They also impressed us greatly by the time and effort that they had invested in preparing and filming their ‘World War 1’ presentations, which were of the highest standard. We look forward to them formally joining our school community in August, where they will be given a warm welcome by our large number of Senior pupils who have volunteered to act as ‘Buddies’. The re-assurance and support of the Senior pupils helps smooth the transition from Primary for our new pupils and quickly helps remove any initial anxieties. Our new First Year pupils were given a free school tie during their visit and we look forward to seeing them wearing this when they return in August. We expect all of our pupils to adhere to our school Dress Code next session. As always therefore, the Summer Holidays are a good time for new ties to be purchased, particularly if the existing one is showing signs of needing to be updated. All pupils will be expected to wear the school tie and for this to be clearly visible. I would also point out that our Dress Code does not incorporate changing fashion trends. We expect girls to wear a black skirt or trousers. Black leggings and jeans are not acceptable, even although they may be promoted in the ‘Uniform’ section of some stores. A full description of our School Dress Code and the expectations for physical education are detailed later in the Newsletter. We greatly appreciate the strong commitment of pupils and parents to our Dress Code and look forward to the same strong support next session. There are a number of excursions taking place towards the end of term. There is a Watersports trip organized by the P.E. department to the South of France, a Modern Studies trip to New York and Washington, History trip to Auschwitz and a Biology Wallacea Expedition to Mexico. In addition there are a series of day trips to Blackpool and M&D’s as part of our approach to recognizing and rewarding good behaviour and application in class throughout the session. Progress on the creation of the new school has been good with foundations now securely in place and stairwells for the new school quickly rising to form a framework around which the individual floors for the new structure will take shape. As always we have colleagues retiring at the end of the session. Mr Meikleham of the Maths Department retires after 34 years in the school, Mr Haughney, for many years Principal Teacher of Biology, after 33 years and Mrs O’Donnell who has been Principal Teachers of the Access to Learning Department for the last 11 years is also leaving.
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LETTER TO PARENTS CONTINUED I too will be retiring as Headteacher at the Summer and the new Headteacher from August will be Mrs Linda Park. Mrs Park has been Headteacher at Calderhead High School for the last 5 years and has done an excellent job. I have every confidence that she will be positively received by the Greenfaulds community and take the school forward to new levels of achievement in the new building. I have greatly enjoyed my 14 years as Headteacher in Greenfaulds High. It is a very positive environment, with well-behaved, highly motivated young people, supportive parents and highly committed staff. I would like to express my grateful thanks for the strong support that I have received from all members of our community during my period as Headteacher and extend best wishes for an enjoyable Summer. Leis gach dergh dhurachd airsen soar-laithean an t-samhraidh
Dr John A May Headteacher
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DATES FOR THE DIARY
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Thursday 25th June 2015
School closes Holidays
Friday 14th August 2015
In-Service days for Teachers
at
1.00pm
for
Summer
Monday 17th August 2015 Tuesday 18th August 2015
School starts back for all pupils. begin at 8.55am
Friday 25th and Monday 28th September 2015
Friday/Monday Weekend
Friday 9th October 2015
School closes for October Break
Monday 19th October 2015
School starts back at 8.55am
Holiday
for
Classes
September
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GREENFAULDS HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT 60 S3 Biology pupils went on a trip to Edinburgh Zoo in May. The pupils took part in a workshop run by the zoo and visited a range of animals to observe different types of behaviour. The group also got a chance to visit the Giant Pandas and managed to catch them up and moving about which is impressive considering they sleep for 16 hours a day!
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GRADUATION DAY Thursday 11 June 2014. Graduation Day at Greenfaulds High School. Once again a very large year group and they looked so smart as they donned their blue and yellow uniforms for the very last time. The pupils themselves cannot even believe that it has been six years since they first entered Greenfaulds High as bright eyed young boys and girls and that their last formal day in school had arrived. We have watched their development with great interest in the school and with pride we have watched them become successful learners, effective contributors, confident individuals. And responsible citizens. It has been very interesting to see skills, talents and of course personalities evolve over the 6 year period. Clearly one of the most significant factors in shaping the ethos of a Sixth Year group are their leaders and this year’s Captains took on their roles with relish. Once again the calibre of pupils who put their names forward for captaincy this year was very high. This year saw Megan McFarlane and Ryan Phillips taking on the mantle of School Captains and both carried out their roles well. The Vice Captains also deserve a mention for the way in which they carried out their duties. So well done to Daniel Fisher, Brian Kinlan, Greg Robinson, Cameron McFarlane, Mark McGlinchie, Leanne Young-Glatley, Abby Carr, Emma Clark, Rosie Dendy and Kirsten Hutchison. The calibre of the students in this year group was outstanding with 2 Dux winners, and both from the same family. Well done to twins, Cameron and Megan McFarlane. We are sad to see them go as I am sure some of them will be sad at their departure but wish them all the best for the future.
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PROM 2015 Less than 6 hours later ….. What a transformation. The blue and gold blazers which had been proudly worn for the last time had now been cast aside in favour of suits, kilts and dinner suits. The girls looked absolutely gorgeous with their beautiful prom gowns, perfectly coiffed hair and stunning make up. They all looked more like Hollywood stars. This year’s prom was again a change of venue with the Captains opting for another Hilton, but this time the Hilton in Glasgow City centre. The hall was tastefully decorated. This year, however, there was an added attraction in the form of the very popular Photobooth. The photobooth was busy all night and the pictures below will I am sure provide the pupils with treasured memories from their prom. The Senior Management Team and many other teaching staff joined the 6th year pupils to help them make their prom night a truly memorable occasion - and it was certainly that. These young people knew how to enjoy themselves and they also behaved impeccably. There was a truly great atmosphere at this prom. A number of these pupils will be remembered for a long time to come. We wish them well in whatever they choose to do in the future.
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PE DEPARTMENT
Under 13s Boys and Girls football teams. The boys football team performed very well this year getting to the final of The Lanarkshire cup.
A selection
of pictures from the recent County Sports in which Greenfaulds once again won a number of medals.
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S1 JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS 2014 PUPILS OBTAINING 4 NOMINATIONS Bailey Bennewith, Jamie Booth, Grier Currie, Ben Doris, Amy Herd, Ben Hughes, Joseph Hunter, Stacey Kerr, Calum Little, Isla McAllister, Skye Moore, Ben Patterson, Mia Pellegrini, Charley Redmond, Krishan Steel and Alannah Whyte.
PUPILS OBTAINING 5 NOMINATIONS Nia Campbell, Rebecca Dougan, Sean Lewis, James Marshall, Alasdair McMonaagle, Laura McPhail, Rebecca O’Reilly, Christy Paterson, Mia Paterson, Sam Ritchie, Rachel Ross, Denise Stark and Amy Ward. PUPILS OBTAINING 6 NOMINATIONS Josh Hampson, Chloe Hawthorne, Jason Kerr, Joseph Lorimer, Iona Masterson and Darren McConnell. PUPILS OBTAINING 7 NOMINATIONS Chloe Griffiths, Hannah Grimshaw, Kaitlyn Lamont, Caitlin Robertson, Michael Ward and Lucy Winning. PUPILS OBTAINING 8 NOMINATIONS Elise McCormick, Ciara McKay, Olivia McLaughlin, Amy O’Keefe and Katie Ryan. PUPILS OBTAINING MORE THAN 8 NOMINATIONS Ava McKinnon (9), Dylan Anderson (10), Jamie Buttenshaw (11) and Camerson McIndoe (13)
SUCCESS IN LEARNING AWARD Emma Gardiner, Luke McAllen and Cameron Murray S1 SPORTS CHAMPION - Alasdair McMonagle and Lucy Winning
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S2 JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS 2015 PUPILS OBTAINING 4 NOMINATIONS Laura Campbell, Andrew Croal, Abby Cunningham, James Fannan, Ellie Fingland, Kiana-Lee Munro and Craig Yule PUPILS OBTAINING 5 NOMINATIONS
Louise Anderson, Rebecca Barnett, Alexandra Crawford, Megan Dill, Lucy Fraser, Emma Gould, Amy Kane, Lucy McFarlane and Callum Stackpool PUPILS OBTAINING 6 NOMINATIONS Andrew Bennie, Sophie Carus, Victoria Clark, Sophie Mollan, Zoe Roy and Michael Wright PUPILS OBTAINING 7 NOMINATIONS Rebecca Cunningham, Jordan McNaught, Fraser Menzies, Dane Sweeney and Elizabeth Watt PUPILS OBTAINING 8 NOMINATIONS Evie Clark, Leia Clark, Fraser O’Brien, Fraser Simpson, Jacob Spence and Ben Warnock PUPILS OBTAINING 9 NOMINATIONS Zoe Train SUCCESS IN LEARNING AWARDS Katie Brodie, Adam Faulds and Ryan Murphy S2 SPORTS CHAMPION — Zoe Train and Lee O Hara
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S3 JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS 2015 PUPILS OBTAINING 2 NOMINATIONS Jordan Coggins, Andrew Denniston, Mikael Digan, Kayla Divers, Erin Duffy, Matthew Duncan, Euan Forbes, Jennifer Gibson, Rachel Gilchrist, Tegan Kerr, Gillian Lee, Jack McCleneghen, Jack McDowell, Fraser McFarlane, Lisa McLeod, Liam McPake, Michael Moretti, Jessica Muir, Kai Parker, Holly Patrick, Niamh Pritchard, Joanna Reid, Beth Renwick, Emily Robertson, Hanah Scott, Jamie Tagg, Rhiana Turner and Amy Weldon. PUPILS OBTAINING 3 NOMINATIONS Melissa Barr, Liam Bebbington, Jacques Carroll-Leitao, Olivia Chan, Caitlin Ferguson, Natalie Ho, Erin Kerr, Marc McQuade, Lucy Thom and Sarah Wright PUPILS OBTAINING 4 NOMINATIONS Michael Burrows, Jack Davies, Holly Hunter, Katie McKee, Ben Shaw, Jonathan Swan and Brodie Wallace. PUPILS OBTAINING 5 NOMINATIONS Gianluca Adama, Leah Boyle, Jordann Cardno, Amy Gulline, Ellie Henderson, Abby Jessamine, Ruth Kembabazi and Kelsey Urquhart. PUPILS OBTAINING 6 NOMINATIONS Jessica Cooper, Harrison McCracken and Adam Watson PUPILS OBTAINING 7 NOMINATIONS Kirsten Wylie
XL AWARD— Rebecca Glass CORE SKILL AWARDS WINNER—Aaron McNeill S3 SPORTS CHAMPIONS— Sarah Adams and Lewis Johnstone JUNIOR DUX WINNERS Harry McCracken, Adam Watson and Kirsten Wylie (pictured right)
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SENIOR AWARD WINNERS 2015 S4 3rd in Subject Awards Lewis Craig—3rd Engineering Craaft Skills, Sophie Knott—Woodworking, Rory Marshall— RMPS, Isla McLeod—Music, Darcie McCallum—Administration, Michael Mearns—Physics, Richmond Michelo—Computing, Morgan Milne—Business Education, Christopher Patterson— Mathematics, Emma Robertson—German S4 2nd in Subject Awards Alex Bebbington—Geography, Jenny Bradley—Music, Lucy Campbell—Maths, Greg Innes— Woodworking, Nathan McLennan—RMPS, Emma McGregor—Drama, Caitlin McKinlay—PE, Jillian Proctor—Chemistry, Andrew Rutherford—Design and Manufacture, Shannon Stewart— Administration, S4 1st in Subject Awards Andrew Halfpenny—Physics, Ross Kirkwood—Engineering Craft Skills, Megan McDonald— Drama, Holly McNair—Administration, Ismail Mohammed—Computing, Cameron Ross—PE, Jimmy Bryson Award 1st in Woodworking - Ryan Mackay S4 Pupils Obtaining 2 Awards Keryn Brady—2nd Graphics, 2nd Accounts, Keiran Gallacher—2nd Engineering, Core Skills Award, Beth Leishman—1st French, 1st Spanish, Rachel Mackay—3rd Art, 3rd Design and Manufacture, Lewis McIlroy— 1st Design and Manufacture, 2nd Accounts, Shauna Mackay— 1st Art, 1st Music, Calum Scholes— 2nd English, 2nd Physics, Rachael Uter— 1st Biology, 2nd French S4 Pupils obtaining 3 Awards Ruth Brammer— 1st Geography, 2nd Computing, 3rd Hospitality, Andrew Michie— 2nd History, 2nd Modern Studies, 3rd PE, Callum Neilsen— 2nd Art, 3rd Graphics, 3rd Spanish, Susanna Robinson— 2nd German, 3rd Biology, 3rd Geography S4 Pupils obtaining 4 Awards Rachael Redmond—1st Business Education, 1st RMPS, 3rd Chemistry, 3rd History Jane Wright— 1st Accounts, 1st Chemistry, 1st Graphics, 1st Mathematics
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SENIOR AWARD WINNERS 2015 S4 Pupils obtaining more than 4 Awards Josh Strickland— 1st History, 1st Modern Studies, 2nd Spanish, 3rd English, 3rd French Amber Morris—1st English, 1st German, 2nd Biology, 2nd Business, 3rd Drama, 3rd Modern Studies. Hairdressing Award sponsored by Morrisons - Cori Crosgray Nicola Caldwell Award James Hunter and Jennifer Killens S5/6 3rd in Subject Awards Paul Clark—Drama, Adam Dysart—Physics, Heather Gibson—PE, Amy Hamilton—Spanish, Monica Maguire—Art, Lucy Mullan—Environmental Science, Mitchell Robertson—Business, Ammaarah Sharif—Geography, Arron Stewart—Chemistry, Eilidh Watson—Maths,Andrew Wilson—3rd Engineering Craft Skills, Charlotte Blair—Psychology, Ben Hunter— Photography, Laura McGuinness—RMPS, Lisa Revie—Tourism, Scot Sloan—Design and Manufacture, Victoria Watt—French, Zilong Wang—Music, Connor McAteer—Accounting and Finance S5/6 2nd in Subject Awards Emma Balfour—PE, David Gartshore—Mathematics, Billy Kersse—Engineering Craft Skills, Jessica McGinniss—Graphic Communication, Russell O Brien—French, Laura Owen— German, Karen Pullar—Hospitality, Christopher Redmond—Geography, Amy Skelton— Drama, Rhys Thomson—Accounting and Finance, Jennifer Cassidy—Tourism, Scott Fraser— Photography, Jennifer Lawrie—History, Donald MacLeod—Computing, Lauren McKinney— Music, Kyle Mitchell—Administration, Morven Van Rabenswaay—Environmental Science, , Sam Warnock—Spanish, Leanne Young-Glatley—Woodworking, Kyle McCallum—Design and Manufacture S5/6 1st in Subject Awards Jonathon Campbell—German, Beth Cunningham—Spanish, Neil McGinley—Woodworking, Martin Ridley—Engineering Craft Skills, Andrew Watson - Design and Manufacture, Deborah Ayebare—Design and Manufacture, Lydia Brammer—Hospitality, Abby Carr— Environmental Science, Lewis Cunningham - Biology, Sophie Kim—Art, Ainsley Lowrie— Tourism, Rachel Newlands—History, Demi Louise Munro—Zoe Tait Memorial Award, 1st in Art. Transition Course—Matthew Allen
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SENIOR AWARD WINNERS 2015 S5/6 Pupils obtaining 2 awards Amy Cameron—Bob Kay Memorial Award for 1st in Geography, 2nd Art, Karagh Divers—2nd Biology, 2nd Chemistry, Greig McCombe—1st Administration, 1st French, Fraser Murray—1st Mathematics, 2nd Physics, Kieran Nimmo—1st RMPS, 3rd History, Stuart Noble—3rd Computing, 3rd—Graphic Communication, Andrew Lan—1st Chemistry, 1st Psychology, Eilidh Sheach—1st Modern Studies, 2nd Psychology, Anthony Oliver—3rd Administration and 3rd Woodwork, Elise Wylie— 1st Modern Studies and 1st PE, Jessica Danskine—Youth Achievement Award Gold Level, Jennifer Gallagher—Youth Achievement Award Gold Level, Jack Mann—Youth Achievement Award Gold Level, Jordan Gouck—Personal Development and Youth Achievement Award Gold Level. S5/6 Pupils obtaining 3 Awards Kristen Cowan—1st Accounting and Finance, 1st Business Management, 2nd Modern Studies, Robbie McNaught—Bill Samson Memorial Award for 1st in Physics, 1st Graphic Communication, 2nd Business Education, Heather Nimmo—1st Drama, 2nd English, 3rd Biology S5/6 Pupils obtaining 4 and more Awards
Aimee Love—1st Biology, 1st Chemistry, 1st English, 2nd Mathematics, Amy McMonagle, 1st History, 2nd RMPS, 3rd English, 3rd Modern Studies, Cameron McFarlane—1st Computing, 1st Graphic Communication, 1st Mathematics, 1st Photography and School Dux. Megan McFarlane—1st Geography, 1st Music, School Dux and Captain’s Award.
Senior Golf Champion - Rhys Thomson Captains Award -
Ryan Philips and Megan McFarlane
Headteacher’s Award - Lauren McKinney Adam Gillespie Award—Zilong Wang David Johnston Award—Amy McWilliams Stuart McKie Award
- Emily McConnell Dux winners Megan and Cameron McFarlane
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MODERN STUDIES S3 Police Visit 30 S3 pupils visited the Police Scotland training facilities in Jackton. They got the chance to try on some on the riot equipment as well as having the chance to experience a few minutes in the jail cell in the back on the police van. Pupils also got the chance to meet some of the armed officers as well as have a peek at the equipment these officers use.
Modern Studies Club Certificates Over 60 of our members from this year received their Modern Studies Club certificates today. Over the year they have been on over ten excursions and came along every Thursday lunchtime to discuss the news headlines.
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MODERN STUDIES CONT Tunnocks Factory Around 20 S1 pupils got the opportunity to visit the Tunnocks Factory in Uddingston where they had the opportunity to meet Boyd Tunnock himself. They learned about production, technology in the workplace and also one of its biggest export markets which is Saudi Arabia. They also got some goodies to take home. BBC Studios Visit 23 members of the Modern Studies Club visited the BBC Studios at Pacific Quay. Whilst there they met Jackie Bird the news presenter and even managed to get live on the Bryan Burnett show. A great time was had by all!
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MODERN STUDIES CONT Fairtrade S2 Extended Learning group got involved in a bake sale fundraising event. Pupils got the chance to pick their own charity and managed to raise £200 for SSPCA.
USA Tour 50 Senior students are currently on an eight day tour of Washington D.C and New York. Check the first school newsletter of the new school year to find out how they got on. S3 Visit Councilor Allan Graham recently visited a S3 Modern Studies class to discuss his work in the community. Pupils found this a very worthwhile experience as they learned a lot about the important work of the council.
BUSINESS EDUCATION BUSINESS AWARENESS DAY 25 S5/6 Higher Business Management pupils took part in a Business Awareness Programme which is sponsored by Stagecoach. There were a number of representatives from different branches of industry who each delivered a short workshop. The workshops were interactive and the pupils involved thoroughly enjoyed this. Ewan Tooth who is a Freelance Business consultant and runs a company called Shocks and Snares started off the day with a look at the perils and pitfalls of the world of finance. Two representatives from Prudential Insurance also delivered a very interesting workshop. The last workshop was delivered by 2 representatives from construction company Morgan Sinden. The pupils were given a brief and they had to manage the task and make as much money as possible from their project. The day was concluded with each pupil receiving a certificate to show they had participated the one day workshop. The feedback from the pupils was very positive.
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SCHOOL DRESS CODE Following extensive consultation with parents and the Pupil Councils in S1-S5, the revised Dress Code for Greenfaulds High came into place from Monday August 19th, 2002. All pupils are expected to conform with this. All pupils are expected to wear a school tie which must be clearly visible. Pupils in S5/6 are allowed to wear the Senior’s tie. All other pupils will wear the “traditional” school tie. To accompany the school tie, pupils are expected to wear a white shirt or blouse, Other main elements will be:
Black trousers for boys, black skirt or trousers for girls
Plain black v-neck sweater/cardigan which should allow the school tie to be clearly visible at all times.
School blazers are available for all pupils. However, it is expected that senior pupils wishing to take on positions of responsibility in the school such as Captain, Vice Captain, Prefect or House Captains will wear the school blazer. This will mean that they are readily identifiable to younger pupils to the school. In line with North Lanarkshire Council’s Dress Code guidelines there are certain items of clothing which are unacceptable for wearing in/around the school. Such items include:
Sportswear of all types,
Denim,
Clothing with advertising slogans, publicising musical groups, anti-religious symbolism or political slogans etc.
Baseball caps or other external headwear (except for religious observance),
Loose fitting clothing, dangling earrings which could cause Health and Safety difficulties,
Any other clothing which could disrupt the normal operation of the school, cause damage or injury.
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PE DEPARTMENT Dear Parent / Guardian, I am writing to inform you of the procedures that currently exist in the Physical Education Department within Greenfaulds High School. In light of the new initiatives taking place within education, Curriculum for Excellence and Active Healthy Lifestyles, we have reviewed our PE Participation and Kit policy and would like to advise you that every pupil participating in PE lessons will be expected to wear; PLAIN WHITE T-SHIRT / POLO SHIRT BLACK SHORTS OR JOGGING / TRACKSUIT BOTTOMS APPROPRIATE TRAINING SHOES (NO SAND SHOES or CONVERSE STYLE LEISURE SHOES / VANS) These items of clothing are all readily available, at reasonable costs, in all supermarkets and high street stores.
I would also like to stress that no jewellery whatsoever is allowed to be worn whilst your child is participating in PE. All items of value should be handed in to a member of the PE staff We would also ask that your child has their PE kit with them for every lesson, even if injured or unwell, so that they can positively contribute to each lesson, in some way or another. We strongly believe that these changes have been made to enable us to have a positive impact on your son or daughter’s participation, therefore an improvement in their fitness levels, and finally their continued good behaviour within the PE Department. I hope that we can count on both your help and continued support in improving the high standards expected in Greenfaulds High School.
If you have any concerns regarding this letter please do not hesitate to contact me at the school. Thanking you in advance, Yours sincerely E Moore Principal Teacher Physical Education Department.
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HELP SUPPORT GREENFAULDS H.S. PARENT COUNCIL
The Parent Council invites local businesses to advertise their products and services on our Friends of Greenfaulds website for a small annual fee of £50. This Parent Council initiative is to help raise funds to support the numerous programmes of work and extracurricular activities that pupils of Greenfaulds High
We will advertise your business on our website
We will advertise your business in our newsletters throughout the session
We will provide a link on our website directly to your own website or contact email
For more information please email Parent Council Chairperson Lesley Current Friends of Greenfaulds
